mark
“it appears congress wants to wait until it's too late to do anything about it'

u can hardlt blame these creatures of the donation box

their sponsors
the elders of private profit

almost by over soul telepathy

sense shared Rx

a dose of harsh paralytic credit poison

ejected from the hi fi body

into the tangible out put system

that's what best suits us all

despite
the condition

we find

the earth's

present production system in

effective demand management

must become ineffective demand managment

btw

the paulson inc notion is pure golden parachute here
not for the guys but for their

” hallowed private enterprise institutions”

don't mistake this for save us so we an save u

we weebles are in for a deep dutch rub here

as bw suggests

the elders want us job smerfs in the north hemi
to belt tighten

for a half decade or so

don

nice tour of the horizon
agree on all point…err i think

till that last bit “… leading to a dangerous level of U.S. debt outstanding”

i hope you realize uncle with his debt only n imperial dollars
as owner of the free cost dollar mint

he can not be accused of original sin

if he haults his present rate
of credit flow

as the hi fi globe's

unmoved mover

it must be

by ….un forced choice

thi needs constant re statement

or else we'll fall for such falsely
premised questions

as the one that stumped obama

” given the 700 billion dollar bail

how can you plan such spending “

“But at some point before it does though, the $64 trillion CDS nuke will detonate. When that sucker goes off the whole system will be vaporized”

pat…please
that's irwn allen economics

“Fractional reserve banking … it only works when the majority of people do not understand it”

fractional reserve banking
is like water flowing up a hill

it's not amazing if you understand siphons

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 01:17 PM

paine says…
pat

u make excellent sense…if you want to preserve wallstreet

i suggest we let it slide into the
polluted waters that surround it

maybe rebuild it

with high paid union labor

as a harmless 1/8 scale theme exhibit

at disney worlds eppcot center

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 01:22 PM

paine says…
to me the ultimo mis conception

is the irreversability of allthis pending real sector calamity

the real effects only linger because correct macro action isn't taken

the new deal went on trying to find
the complete formula

for nearly 8 years

if we let wall street tumble over
and send the real production system into temporary parlysis

uncle now knows what to do

as the brilliant moderate voice
of bruce wildflower points out around here somewhere

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 01:26 PM

paine says…
nationalize and re-capitalize

nyet compadre

de capitalize and socialize

Posted by js paine at 10:06 PM

who kept the books on the titanic ????

talk about deck chair games

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 11:39 AM
transparency

i suggest some central data base
where all official limited liability

corporate books

are kept

and are open to public viewing 24/7

in real time

like limited liability corprate advertisements are now

how we incentivize the taboo
on a second set of books

sans falsifications

i'll leave to the mechanism builders
pat

i agree

when reviewing a balance sheet

if its not clear and its an asset

its worthles

if its not clear and its a liability

its prolly worth

more then the last quarters earnings

paine says…

these are all attempt to juggle away insolvency

tighten the rules till the buggars scream
for uncle to throw em a life raft

then move in and take over in the name of the people

Posted by js paine at 10:04 PM

bruce
progressives may “want”

but capitalist masters get

key teeter totter
“protecting people, at home and abroad,

from ruthless exploitation”

glad you added “ruthless” there

because the prog has made peace with exploitation

—————————-
actually i find the prog dream state

a co dependent witch brew

a one step after the fighting
florence nightingale act

elated to be
a class struggle boo boo fixer

unable or unwilling
to fully encompass

what it means to work beside

or even inside

if not exactly for

a system based on human exploitation

and willing to peacefully co exist
with a power elite

that preserves a system

that by endemic requirement

generates on a mss and dynamic scale

degradation

punitive misery

to the body of the producng class

and by the same acts

civil shame

in the souls of the innocent

a corporate system
not only prone

to class based “mishaps “

mal functions

and other

nasty “just part of our american life ” off gasings

but only sustainable thru the quest

for these dark sides of the moon

reform prog style ???

a total failure in conceptualizing

the task at hand

ultimately
the final verdict of the prog

who works to make “things ” better

for jobbled folks :

this compromise
with the uncivil soul of the corporation

—nb:
from a position of relative comfort—-

is obviously
the most brutal self endictment of all

in as much as progs
succeed in ameliorating

the corporate systems horrors

by upholstering and streamlining its rip saw passages

they can feel good about themselves

virtuous

even

while their own

inner

cadet party member

waits

ready to leap fort

in moments when all is at the tipping point…

progs on the few occasions when the climax arrives
end up doing their level virtue filled best

to block the way to system wide

over throw

their mission thru thick and thin remains this:

make exploitation easier
for all

if only escapable for some

———————————-

the choice remains

the personal consequences are obvious

either we
seek abolition

or

we work and pray

for a more humane slavery

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 01:04 PM

paine says…
fengula

u read like moses

Posted by js paine at 10:01 PM

to all goo goo nationalizers

caveat emptor umptor imptor

private equity monsters never die
they scatter and hiberate

vide the socialist camp

and when they re-emerge
they often aren't in a mood

to act

like

ike era org men

my answer comes from a lot earlier

and a little further east then sweden

it was called the nep
and the core

was a state “owned and operated”

commanding heights strategy

we had a de facto version

—-as i never tire of noticing here—

during world war two

the sell for such an nep
to regular americans

must be “framed “

by a clear picture of the alternatives

as

pragmatically based … as faster cheaper and mor equalitarian ….

stocked full of periodic public popular re appraisals …

and ultimately missioned

thru

democratically constructed goals

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 09:51 AM

paine says…
paulson's original yuka mountain plan

for all the toxic securities out there

ie

putting all that bad shit in a one off gubmint fund

is correct

but it should be executed after the feds take over an corporation

and re-make it into

a public institution or combine it with a public institution

the first steps would look much like
the one by one federal interventions

prior to plan paulson

but would be missioned as long term not fast turn around re privatized operations

like littl sweden was forced to pull

we are big enough
for a long haul

uncle owns the commanding heights strategy

we are the hegemon
we can have nep in one nation

even if sweden couldn't

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 10:02 AM

anne says…
Paine, I can easily agree and when there is time make this clearer since the idea is worthwhile even as an exercise.

Posted by: anne | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 10:02 AM

paine says…
btw

my suggestions are toward possible road ahead

feasible but prolly politically impossible
given organizational control of both parties

by pro wall street elements

then again the house rebellion shows surprises
are not impossible

and the ignorant but in its gut “correct ”

public mob

still might force a far closer cousin

to the nationalization plan into the relm of

not only the possible

but maybe even the necessary

mr corporate capital hiding out disgised as lady socialism

other “asset-dependent parts of the population”

besides retirees???

lace curtain widows and orphans ???

” Given the choice between approving or defeating the bill as it stands, I would urge supporting the bill “

jaimie you you…you … three hankee type

“bail em …be damned”

the people rise in anger
ready to take the full consequences

i mean really
are they in for anything else anyway ???

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 30, 2008 at 08:34 PM

paine says…
bw

jaimie must figure like this

700 bills in t debt at what 5%

35 bills per annum
the 700 buys crud but the crud yields somethin eh ???

cash flow wise

okay so we got
the reserves uncle sets up

agin the loses down the thirty year road

but shit man

they're just paper work

I go for grab it now and give it back later “

indeed indeed total agreement

and to think
the mind of robby wonderman

is hardly my cup of green tea

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 30, 2008 at 07:53 PM

paine says…
claw forward not back gang

claw forward ever forward

soak the silk hat dancers now
we got em on the run

god bless the cap gain geese
and the rabid repub race

for popular cover

the crowd roars ..at last

maybe this time
we can strike at the rich

not the wet backs

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 30, 2008 at 07:58 PM

paine says…
“the Paulson Plan will only postpone the economic meltdown a few months, or, at most, a couple of years”

from whence cometh
these high octane end time visions of your's bruce ???

the lot bubble ain't hardly enough

and looting is the great american past time

what so raises your hackles this time ??
i have my reasons

what are yours ??

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 30, 2008 at 08:05 PM

paine says…
Spot onSpot onSpot Spot onoSpSpot onot onnSpot Spot onon

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 30, 2008 at 08:10 PM

paine says…
hey you wizards

just what range does the necessary equity refill fall into

300 bills ???? a trillion ????

the over pay by uncle was to be the gain to private equity under the paulson plan eh ???

so what was the estimate

all this talk bout an equity refill
i want to be spoon fed

dah numbizz

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 30, 2008 at 08:20 PM

paine says…
“a lit-tle allegerry gah-oooz a long way …”hiccup

“Would you allow your child's execution to convict the guilty guy?”

horse shit analogy

i believe what is a stake here for us weebles
is real enough

but hardly worse then

the slow grinder the street will put us thru

if we revive em now

and hand the control of credit back to them

beter we take the hit today and for a better world tomorrow

we oughta think about
going o over to an uncle centered

by pass of the old hi fi system

ie
a direct to the real economy federal credit/default insurance

type system

backed by full employment macro

and a legion of regulators

anne think of uncle like the borg

that hit the federation in star trek 13.017

—if that geeky reference makes sense to you—-

uncle does not actually by pass
but absorbs wires up as one big entity

all the captured hi fi outfits

a lot of the substantive difference is really the expectations this pattern sets

my thought play it as if its day by day
even if its really for long term

imagine if a core group of evil new dealers
secretly intended to make the entire state driven

state regulated production structure

implemented during the arsenal days immortal

by de facto morphing into de jure

step by step

“Let the banton be passed to a new generation of American Capitalist thinkers and doers”

i suggest we let uncle take the banton and keep it

we've learned alot about
the workings of actual market economics

since 1921 or 1932 or 1958 for that matter

lets try a smart market approach to four year plans
combine vickrey with lerner

stiglitz with mirrlees

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | October 01, 2008 at 10:30 AM

paine says…
“guillotines work. Nationalization is a good guillotine”

see your home grown stuff bruce
is better then your borrowings

'banana republic with nukes '
is an ignorant fraud of a jape

if the spontaneous workings of the system
produce players —plutocrats —-

that can effectively

operate about the rules of the game

then enforcement of the rules
on the rest of the players

is part of the injustice

an injustice

built right into the system

as we prepare to rescue these tottering titans
this pack of vamphires

ought we not pause to reflect

recall what they are now and what they once were

examine their flacks claims

are they necessary ???

b4 we pull out
the stakes they buried in each others hearts

maybe we oughta consider letting em expire
by passing their web works of comand and control

run the show for a while thru uncle's direct

and costless powers of credit ceation

refocus our social funds on direct real resource mobilizatin

real economic revival

not paper tower resurrections

pick a grand productive goal for the whole nation

like FDR's the arsenal of democracy
after war began again

in europe

the choice is equally obvious today
in a time of brown out crisis

build a giant green house of production

Posted by js paine at 09:56 PM

the people gyrate in rage
throwing wall street's monkeys

off their toilsome backs

dso what if the temple falls on us
we've had enough of this

hi fi shit snizzle

feel
like my science has let me down

i can't discover where it sez
a whole sector effectively into de fault

can't be resurrected by uncle sam

even after a reasonable time frame

the living system analogy fails us here

ps

i knew that zombee metaphor

would come back to bite us in the mental ass

is any thing here irreversible

its not like a shut down of a coal mine
or a refinery or an electric generator

at what point will we face that ???

and even if and when

whats a brief shock like that gonna prove

the panic here is a comparatively small
sub population might get their assets fried

assets that oughta get fried

i'l admit i've turned amokish

but maybe this is the social systems
higher power working thru

the agents of the venal themselves

stomping on the wayward invisible hand here

with its sublime foot

“I strongly suspect there will be a second version of this bill. It will probably be better and require less nose-holding by Prof. Krugman and yourself”

i fear your right ndd…how tedious
just when we might ave found out what a real crises

looks and feels like ….after all the hype

i'll prolly wake one day this wek and feel as let down
as i was by ……the cuban missile crisis

“Dems plus enough repubs to get a win. They delivered their votes, and the Republicans did not deliver theirs.”

ahh the old aisle cross double cross

serves em right

the feckless machiavells
chris wins

the imitation

of “the high call of the loon ” contest

hands down

with this effort

“Maybe the US Army should take the lead here and impose, say, the Swedish solution of nationalization”

bravissimo
hey

“freedoms just another word for ….”

so it goes
my dearest fengula

some of us are feelin so free
we cry

” skunk the bunk “

those of us that is
who have been proled by the system already

after your paper egg crumples under u
come join us for a financial skinny dip

the water's nice and kool

“letting the dysfunctional shadow banking system continue to implode”

sweden baby sweden ….sweden baby sweden
“Either that, or it'll be 1932 by the middle of October”

ya

but our choice this time round

don't got an FDR

its a choice
between hoover and …grover cleveland

all jokin aside

“amerika can't handle a swedish plan “

that is the wages of 6 decades worth
of

big media malarky

“Are we back to the Fed and Treasury acting on a case-by-case basis? “

and as harvey f would sourly yowl

“is that so bad
“Don't underestimate how quickly this could spiral out of control “

who sez ??
the fed stands on guard ..eh ??

“That's been Stirling Newberry's opinion”

i'm crest fallen

stirling and me….
and

who else bruce ???

herb stein's boy ???… ugh i'm so f ing dull

“who sez?”

Liquidity trap sez. Unle Ben has nothing but string to push on.

Posted by: Patrick | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 02:17 PM

paine says…
bruce

obama crafty like fdr in 32

really sir
i'd give anything…if it were so

but where's his secret brain trust
laying up recipes

for a new AAA and NRA ???

what of larry and austie and what's her name
that other flatlander hack

ARE THESE ADVISORS MERE FRONT MEN

LIKE PATTONS DUNKIRK FORCE ????
Liquidity trap”

i think we got a demand with no supply crisis pending here
pat…so maybe the banks use the

“so u want a working capital loan he bub

….then just pull my finger “trick

but

for now

there'll be no push on a string thing

that comes later

when the finger fart

has dried up the payment flows

and the real production economy gives way under us all

if this is big D II

its kinda goin heavy on the prelims

using august 07 the first major recognition
the house lot bubble had gone pop

as the start

we're at the fall of 1930

last time things were way more juicey by this point

but still
not many even by october of 30

knew what lay ahead

would be so so so horrendous

a riddle :

fiat money costs nothing
so why do we economize on it ?????

fear of a modern credit system
reminds me

of how we fetishize money

we have no
fear of our electricity grid

and that's even newer

of course the public is clueless about electro magnetism

they use analogies from water pipes

of course even the laws of fuid flow escape most of us too

water running up hill and all

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 05:44 PM

paine says…
fengula

what you call
the good of the nation

is like the barber's bowl 

don q thinks is a magic helmet

“These are people, who think this problem can be addressed by eliminating the capital gains tax”

ahh
bruce a pure class good

like the zero tax on cap gains

has no wrong moment

no wrong bill

to be attached to

why
it amends the social universe

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 05:57 PM

paine says…
“tax cuts produce revenue,

ignorance is knowledge,

bullying is strength,

and torture is justice”

such beauty such balance

phrases worthy of….. emerson

“In other words, the banks have a gun pointed to their heads and are threatening to pull the trigger unless we hand them $700 billion.”

nice line indeed

but dean forgets
last time i looked…that's our head to

forget the DLC

the corporate front is broader then that

btw it is a very odd turn
to call for temporary nationalization

after scolding those about to socializes the loses

created by the blow back

from the great games that privatized the gains

saving corporate capitalism
by letting it hide out

from the enraged mob

disguised as socialism

anne
i beg u

please

don't find a gender motive under every rock

bruce lie myself can well claim
st hill might have been playing politics

last winter over the mortgage default crisis

promises you can never be forced to keep

————

back to the nationalization gimmick
betwen that and this hideously smelly

rotten eggs for fresh eggs exchange ????

not a dimes macro diff
as to distribution of costs and loses

show me the money
and i mean we the weebles money

either way so far i see wish sandwitc time for us

or is it stone soup ????

taxpayers from the future coming at us like so many terminators

i'll chance that

btw

show me your assumed
tax burden distribution

over the next 30 years

bruce as usual good comment

conjecture in this sense
no logical proof exists at this point

facts can be partial things
at any rate the nub here:

“The giants could not manage administratively the necessary judgment and due diligence, and so they didn't”
correct

and the result ??

the originators became commisioned used car salesmen not anal retentive loan officers

but that fact alone hardly proves the case for lower systemic costs

nor does te lack ofegulation ofthese new originator types
or the regulation of new security design

or new trading markets or absence of new trading markets..etc etc

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 10:35 AM

paine says…
bruce

of course i favor these stream lining hyper integrating org morphs
i vote for a green light to anything

that sharpens the struggle

and hastens the final socialization

of the whole ball of wax

anne

my point is simple enough

those of us like me
who are in quest of a higher better faster more economical

model for socialism

ought perhaps to notice when the corporate hegmons

hyjack nationalization pro temp

and by doing so demonstrate

the superiority of

a further socialization of

the production systm's credit grid

only to restore

the old private profit regime once

the mop up is over

the mob hardly realizes what's going on here
its furious knows its getting f ed

but has no coherent wiring diagram

that for example

draws a line between

the fiscal budget

and its direct effect on the production system and its hiring rate

and largely self insolating

balance sheet fiddles additions and subtractions

like this 700 bill bail

“Homogenization is the enemy….very costly in terms of economic performance “

bruce assuming you mean rate of innovation here
not efficiency of operation…how late 80's of you

“…. people, who are impressed by economies of scale,
are easily fooled into thinking there are economies of centralization “

indeed

lenin looked at the german war economy
and

extrapolated the ultimo in centralization

soviet inc

but then he implemented the nep

leaving it to stalin et al

to impelement

the greatest centralization up to that date

surely there's a range of both scope and scale
inside which class choice may operate

and outside of which

the limits of our latest

mechanical hearts are discovered

and

——here cometh my on the other hand addition ——

the un necessary burdens of preserving

our worn out

insufficient “natural ” hearts emerge as well

“both parties are suddenly free to compete for the support of The Little Guy on Main Street”

and what a brain trust jury we are too ???
decades of public dis information

out of both party elites

leaves a weeblery outraged indeed

but without a clue

where the high road might be

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 11:36 AM

paine says…
vlad

i may have a purchase on your head quarters location now

just another ersatz
gosplan survivor

giving us

the old babbit university rasberry

in your heart

are u crying ” bah humbug ” ???

anne

okay
i agree there must e a version of total nationalzation

of the commanding heights of the financial system

can be done without the wall street elite losing their sense of empowerment

but if it's found and used
it'll be a very sorry excuse

for the notion of whole nation institutionalizing

where social return and social justice

march forward

arm in arm

unless the plan makes wall street hollow …

now will it ???

let's face it
the emergency is precisely

a call by wall streets elite

to bail out …wall street

do you think they will lose the handle on this deal ???

take the war measures of fdr
i so much admire

now that was nationalization

a time when in fact when

the us production system was effectively

under a 4 year plan

and grew its real output capacity

like never before or since…..

it ended with a return to bizz as usual

my guess

alas

the road back to privateering

after a sweden banking holiday

will prove toxic

to further progressive measures

just
as what morphed out of the arsenal of democracy

proved to be

from the very first few years of truman

a sorry pattern of retreat retrenchment reversal

from the high line of national production planning

a pattern

that showed us who's boss

and proved once again

what's best business

is whats good for us all

after re-privitization
comes a taboo zone

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 12:52 PM

paine says…
save free checking

what a battle cry fengula

OH GOD

the air pirate
might put us into …. a financial death spiral

if this past weekend proves anything
it proves one thing for sure:

strip off the fig leafs
and some chunk or other

of wall street ( like king kanute)

rules

the economic waves

regardless of white house mind sets
and the qualified unqualified majority “will”

of the amerikan weeble-ry

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 05:55 AM

paine says…
“the leftists” bj ???

to u
the left starts at your mail box

“budge russia “

how brown cow ???

double uncle's nuke /anti nuke budget ???

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 06:01 AM

paine says…
“Where is the grown up? “

those fond of
the collection of stale beer mugs

we call grown ups

oughta be ground up

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 06:04 AM

paine says…
“These people should be kept as far as possible from Washington, D.C.”

elite speak ???

i doubt it

my guess they're muttering

“bring em on “

the orange county shiny suit rubes
reagan brought to town

mingled very well

with

the ivy elite

look who “done well” from that revolution

the nouveau riche lower right
is royalist

by aspiration

if not pedigree

laff

“attention span “

didn't reagans reign teach u anything ???

Posted by: paine | Link to comment | September 29, 2008 at 06:12 AM

paine says…
two edged sword line of the day:

“It's really kinda nice to have people like you around the forum … for comic relief”

“The sale would further concentrate Americans’ bank deposits in the hands of just three banks: Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup'

in and of itself no big whooop

so long as alternatives remain legal

i say this fully aware of
the neo populist small is beautiful

bruce w conjecture :

small credit orgs out perform big ones

folks cut out the sweden bit

sweden is a midget
more like a polite affluent rogue state here

not the hub of the whole maghilla

Posted by js paine at 06:38 PM

scenes from ….the great depression …piffle !!!!!
i say

fuck the great depression

today's cautionary tales are  told by idiots….

example:

“Once a bank in a given town shut its doors, all the knowledge accumulated by the bank officers there effectively disappeared. Other banks weren’t nearly as willing to lend money to local businesses and residents because the loan officers at those banks didn’t know which borrowers were less reliable than they looked. Credit dried up.”
and just who's this particular idiot ???..

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/01/business/economy/01leonhardt.html?_r=1&th&emc=th&oref=slogin

some virtual cat burglar from the business pages o f
the new york times behold his electrified hair act as he

like his other “fellow worriers—- “….connect(s) the dots….

… to teach a little lesson on the economics of a credit crisis — how A can lead to B, B to C and C to Depression”

ahh comrades he's but one idiot in a chorus of idiots..eh ???

a chorus of idiots headed up by a string of distinguished lead soloists soloists that include double domed faux nobel laureates and emminent tycoons and tower sharks

…well its all the purest brand of hooey they're peddling

these days we're getting fed nothin but a steady diet of bull goose feathers
—- policy as the illusion of the impossible——

where we need a huey long manic boast…a king fisher a dealer in miracle loaves we get what we gt who ???

why none other then gentle ben bernanke —-clio plays her games—-

our livid faced soul sapped fed chair from old nassau himself

—- side bar :

clio plays her games with us as usual

seems ben is in fact

a former scholar of the great depression

“As a young academic economist in the 1980s, Mr. Bernanke largely developed the theory that the loan officers’ lost knowledge was a crucial cause of the Depression. He referred to this lost knowledge as “informational capital.” In plain English, it means that trust vanished from the banking sector.” ———-

listen fellow saps and suckers ….  the fed could loan it all …. period
and directly to the guys and gals that make the real wheels turn

not the hi fi mugglers and at zero “real cost “..trust me…. its my science

if you want to think it thru some

try starting with this notion :

activating idle resources has zero opportunity cost get that… not tough eh ???

if the gub runs a big enough deficit spends enough money extends enough
easy business credit …..hell basically credit costs nothing to produce and credit is the elixir when it flows even wildly indiscriminately flows

into our maze like thicket of real tangible product businesses our outfits that hire folks and put em to work

producing actual consumable shit …(ya for a profit …ya thru exploitation

…ain't it nothin but a cold existential fact 

that a job any job is better then no job at all ???

all a big waste ??? wasting what ????

a bridge to anywhere build ultimately out of other wise idle resources no matter where its going no matter how marginal its additional social value ….damn it it's better then ten thousand pairs of thumbs twittling away on lazeee boys

 fuck the fine structure fuck “all the knowledge accumulated”
by the mr potters everywhere.so what if “banks are hoarding capital”

we the weebles don't need their stinking capital

we got plenty of capital social capital 

capital of uncle from uncle and by uncle and it can get spread out

” free of charge ”



sooooooooo gang

tell uncle to ” start dolling out the credit lines”

all up and down main street

fuck the rubins and the reeds

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fuck the potters

by by pass em by pass all of em

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go to ” the source “and fill all those greedy little hands
out there ready to rumble the market place fill em with cash

let  america's eager grasping legion of petty  for profit outfits

seek their petty fortunes  out in the forum

battling for orders against each others grain

let em sell more I phones

let em build more sun decks and cut more blue hair

let em rip and swindle and and serve more restaurant meals 

let em only in it for the money
half assedly care for more elders and raw kids

let the markets roar let a zillion firms contend

let's try some of this guys snake oil for once
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Posted by js paine at 04:24 PM